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Queen Rania of Jordan Offers a Glimpse of Family Life as She Spends Her Birthday Surrounded by Her Four Granddaughters
The royal court shared a new portrait as Queen Rania celebrated her 56th birthday and welcomed the family’s latest addition, twin granddaughters.
- On Monday, the Royal Hashemite Court released a new portrait of Queen Rania to mark her 56th birthday, showing her in a relaxed setting wearing a white top and blue jeans.
- Queen Rania and King Abdullah II have four children but have become grandparents four times over in just two years, reflecting the family's rapid expansion.
- Princess Iman and Jameel Alexander Thermiotis welcomed twin daughters Talia and Rania on August 14, joining Amina and Princess Iman bint Al Hussein, born to Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa.
- Marking the occasion, Rania shared a photograph with her four granddaughters on her 56th birthday, having celebrated her 33rd wedding anniversary and Crown Prince Hussein's 32nd birthday in June.
- Crown Prince Hussein represents Jordan internationally, while Princess Salma completed pilot training with the Jordanian Armed Forces in 2020, as the royal children maintain prominent roles in national duties.
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The Queen adopted a casual look with a white T-shirt and denim pants
·Marousi, Greece
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Queen Rania celebrated her 56th birthday with the Hashemite Court of Jordan giving the public a special portrait. It is a period of special family happiness after the birth of her twin grandchildren. Queen Rania more simple than ever In the image the queen poses in a garden, adopting a comfortable, casual look with a white T-shirt, straight-line denim pants and a sports watch. Her hair is gathered in a light chiffon, while natural makeup highli…
Queen Rania of Jordan celebrates her 56th birthday this Monday – with a snapshot of her heart. Because the birthday child celebrated his honorary day with all four granddaughters!
·Vienna, Austria
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